Collins - Introducing Amstrad CP/M Assembly Language
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- 1986
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- Amstrad, CPC, Programming, retrocomputing, acpc.me
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- English
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- 141.1M
The new Amstrad CPC6128 and PCW8256 machines both use CP/M3.1 - The first time that this operating system has been made available in computers in this price class - and as a result it has brought in a whole new group of users who have never come across the CP/M 3.1 system before.
This book has been written especially for these newcomers to CP/M. CP/M software never exactly fits your precise needs so some 'patching' is always desirable. You need, however, to have some knowledge of CP/M assembly language in order to adapt CP/M programs (including the large amount of free 'public domain' software available) to your needs. This book, therefore, deals with the CP/M structure and how simple CP/M machine code programs can be written with the assembler editor package supplied with the machine. Numeroous useful routines and listings are provided, and the book is written in a straightforward style which you should find easy to follow.
ISBN 0-00-383309-7
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